The inspiration for the mix comes from Las Vegas, the original Sin City , and the ultimate hedonistic party destination in the heart of which you ll find a spectacular monument to Playboy in the form of the Playboy Hotel and Club-Casino located on the 52nd floor of the Palms Fantasy Tower.


Release name: VA-Playboy_Sessions-Las_Vegas-2CD-2010-eMF
Artist VA
Title Playboy Sessions-Las Vegas
RipDate Jul-19-2010
Genre House
Source CDDA
Size 220,2 MB
Quality VBR kbps 44.1kHz

cd1

Jean Jaques Smoothie 2 People (feat Tara Busch 2010 rework Louis La Roche remix
Sandy Rivera Come Into My Room (feat LT Brown Take It Back mix
Praise Cats Sing (feat Andrea Love dub
Jay J Keep On Rising (feat Latrice Barnett Husky s Random Soul vocal mix
Louie Vega & Jay Sinister Sealee starring Julie McKnight Diamond Life (Masters At Work mix
Mark De Clive-Lowe Tonight s The Night (feat Jody Watley original mix
Mone Love Don t Pay The Rent (DJ Meme orchestral club mix
Frankie Knuckles & The Shapeshifters The Ones You Love
J Sonic Release The Pressure (feat Jon Fitz & Abigail Bailey 2 Risque mix
Eminence/Sandy Rivera Give It Up/I Can t Stop (feat Kathy Brown Clepto s classic vocal mix/acappella
We Deliver Breathe Again (feat Erire Danny Howells rework
Los Jugaderos/Todd Terry All Stars What You Doing To This Girl?/Get Down (feat Kenny Dope, DJ Sneak, Terry Hunter & Tara McDonald/new acappella
Marc Evans The Way U Love Me
Jon Cutler It s Yours (feat E-Man Joey Negro remix
Julien Jabre/Kathy Brown Swimming Places/You Give Good Love (Sebastian Ingrosso re-edit/acappella
Tensnake Coma Cat

cd2

Gramophonedzie/The Shapeshifters Why Don t You/Helter Skelter (original mix/acappella
The Shapeshifetrs Helter Shelter
James Talk & Ridney Forever
Dirty South Phazing (feat Rudy original mix
ATFC It s Over (feat Rae ATFC s Lektrotek vocal
Eddie Thoneick & Erick Morillo Nothing Better (feat Shena original
Daddy s Groove & Little Mark/Il Padrinos/The Heller & Farley Project Shorebreak/That s How Good Your Love Is/We Built This House (feat Jocelyn Brown Magic Island original mix/feat Cevin Fisher acappella
Richard Grey/Bingo Players vs Chocolate Puma/Rasmus Faber & Alf Tumble One More Time/Disco Electrique/Wilder Side (Chris Moody remix/acappella/feat Candi Station acappella
Rasmus Faber & Alf Tumble Wilder Side (feat Candi Station acappella
Sergio Flores Give It Back (feat Joy Malcolm original club mix
John Jacobsen & G-Martinez Getting On Down (feat Liza Rudy
Chocolate Puma Back Home (feat Colonel Red
Michael Canitrot Desire (ATFC s Elektribe remix
Copyright Someday (feat Tasita D Mour & Imaani original mix
Ministers De La Funk Believe (feat Jocelyn Browm Chris Moody remix
Shawn Christopher Don t Lose The Magic (Bobby Blanco s Block re-edit mix

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